Articles

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The Fabergé Eggs of the Universe

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Make Your Own Triceratops Handbag

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Have You Seen a Jellyfish Lately?

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Clouded Leopard Cubs' First Birthday at the Zoo

The Smithsonian Castle

Earth Hour: Lights Out at the Castle and Reynolds Center

Ada Lovelace

Who Was Ada Lovelace?

As we celebrate our favorite women in tech today, take a look back at the woman who wrote the first computer program

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Five Ways to Eat Tahini

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Seitaad ruessi, the "Sand Monster" of the Navajo Sandstone

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Women's History Month: "Women Breaking Musical Barriers" From Smithsonian Folkways

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The Last Supper: Art as Large as Life

A Level Playing Field for Science

I suppose, in a way, I should thank the woman who tried to compliment me when I was in high school by saying that I was too pretty for science

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Dinosaur Sighting: Another Mini-Golf Dinosaur

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Dancing on the Mall: New Statue Represents Pueblo Culture at American Indian Museum

In 1948, a plane carrying Navy pilot Bobby Freeberg disappeared in the jungles of Indonesia but what happened to him after the crash remains a mystery.

An American Who Died Fighting for Indonesia's Freedom

Bobby Freeberg, a 27-year-old pilot from Kansas, disappeared while flying a supply-filled cargo plane over the Indonesian jungle

Shoshone Falls, Snake River, Idaho. View across top of the falls.

"Framing the West" at American Art Museum

In the fall of 1868, Timothy O'Sullivan peered through the lens of his camera at Shoshone Falls, on Idaho's Snake River, and captured the roaring waterfall

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Newly Obsessed With Israeli Couscous

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Bringing a Dryptosaurus Back to Life

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Another Endangered Kitty You May Not Know

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Events: Women Inventors, Walking in Space, Quilting and More!

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Weekend Events: Tibetan Buddhism and Kite Flying

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